Square Dances and Social Events Listed for Evening
Social Calendar lists Square Toppers at American Legion hall Sev enth and E at 8 p.m. Unity Rebekah lodge 121 meets Odd Fellows hall 109 D at 8 p.m. First Church of God hosts a pie supper 1905 Smith at 7 p.m. VFW post 1193 and auxiliary Games Night at 926 S 2nd at 8 p.m. Junior Misses jewelry party hosted by Mrs. Wanda Puckett 1709 Hoover at 9 a.m. 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Kuntry Kuzins square dance at American Legion Hall 7th and E at 8 p.m. Iris Garden club bake sale 1226 N Sheridan Road at 9 a.m.
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Square Toppers
American Legion Hall
Unity Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
First Church of God
Smith
VFW
S. 2Nd
Wanda Puckett
Hoover
Kuntry Kuzins Square
Iris Garden Club
N. Sheridan Road
Mrs Terris Is Feted At Coffee In Fort Sill Home
A Tuesday coffee at 520 Lauman Fort Sill hosted by Mrs. Charles A. Christin honored Mrs. Alexander Terris wife of the new commandant of Officers Candidate School. Attendees included wives of OCS officers and several named hostesses and guests. The table featured a white linen cloth yellow iris chrysanthemums and greenery with candle arrangements.
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Charles A. Christin
Lauman
Fort Sill
Alexander Terris
Officers Candidate School
Christin
Terris
OCS
Harbin Constance
James Binkley
Paul Buckley
Richard Wheeler
Sam Jernigan
John Dawson
Otis Neel
Larry Langley
Ronald Duncan
Randolph Austin
Sammie Newcomb
Charles Mehring
Chester Pool
James Ballard
Aggie Students Present Program at P TA Meeting
Cameron college students performed at the Will Rogers P-TA meeting. Rev. Troy Tims gave a devotion on Use of Time. Janelle Landrum sang with Freda Fox. Wiley Cox and Tommy Perkins spoke and showed a Mouth to Mouth Resuscitation film. Proceeds from a later miscellaneous sale will support Will Rogers athletic program. Room count was won by Mrs Mary Sims and Mrs Ruth Hunter.
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Troy Tims
Wesley Methodist Church
Janelle Landrum
Freda Fox
Albert McKinsey
Wiley Cox
Tommy Perkins
Whittier Scouts Prepare Dinner
Girl Scout Troop 415 of Whittier met in Mrs. John Layton’s home at 1718 Cherry. The group planned and prepared a complete dinner for themselves with attendees Cindy Alexander Judy Cherry Carol Adams Connie Hartman and Diane Layton.
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Whittier School
John Layton
Cherry
Cindy Alexander
Judy Cherry
Carol Adams
Connie Hartman
Diane Layton
Community Home Demonstration Club Studies Pattern Alterations
Mrs. Clara J. Kelley led a lesson on pattern alterations at the Community Home Demonstration club meeting held at Mrs. Morris Phillips residence southwest of Lawton. Members voted to buy siding for the community building and all men contributed a day's labor Saturday. Six members attended the district meeting at Fort Sill and refreshments were served to several members and a guest.
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Clara J. Kelley
Community Home Demonstration Club
Morris Phillips
Lawton
Fort Sill
Frank Cook
Lewis Cahn
Robert Howell
George Stuever
Art Runyon
Harvey Byrd
Kelley
Eddie Phillips
Officers Wives Coffee Meeting Held at Rich ards home
Monthly gathering of Wives of officers from the 1st Battalion US ATC met Thursday morning at Mrs. George Richardson's home 217 Northwood. Newcomer Mrs. Richard D. Davis was welcomed. floral centerpieces and refreshments included coffee pastries and miniature doughnuts.
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1St Battalion
USATC
George Richardson
Northwood
Richard D. Davis
Robert H. West
Pearson O. Porter
Richard Doty
Richard Metcalf
Delbert Loftis
Charles Ingram
Metcalf
Ferris
Dr Meek Addresses Adams Unit PTA Meeting
The John Adams PTA met Monday night with president Mrs Doyle Bigham in charge. Dr Melton Meek spoke on Mental Health for Children and gave a devotion. Liz Griffin spoke on the YMCA building program. William T Hasbrook Garnell Hastings awarded basketball trophies. Auditing committee named Speck Sanders Tom Porter Fred Hamburger. Room count honors to Elizabeth Everly Wanda Ball. About 60 patrons attended with refreshments served.
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John Adams Pta
Doyle Bigham
Charles Barnes Brownie
Melton Meek
Liz Griffin
YMCA
William T. Hasbrook
Garnell Hastings
Speck Sanders
Tom Porter
Fred Hamburger
Elizabeth Everly
Wanda Ball
Officers Wives Attend Dinner at Fort Sill Polo Club
Officers of the 2nd Target Acquisition Battalion, 2nd Artillery and their wives attended a covered dish dinner Sunday night at the Polo club Fort Sill. A social hour preceded the party with Lt. Col. Herbert B. Krueger welcoming newcomers and introducing Maj. and Mrs. Weeks and Lt. and Mrs. Warren, Windgassen, Staley, Navage, Hurlburt, Marks, Robinson, Puckett, and Reed.
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2Th Artillery
Fort Sill
Herbert B. Krueger
Charles R. Weeks
Henry T. Warren
Dean Windgassen
Ronald Staley
Rainbow Girls Board Shifts Meetings to Second Monday
The Rainbow Girls advisory board voted to move meetings to the second Monday afternoon of each month in the Masonic Hall. Chairwoman Mrs O D Sites led the session with attendees Mrs W W North cutt Mrs Ivan Catshall Mrs L B Marcum and Mrs Cloda Robinson present.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
O. D. Sites
W. W. Northcutt
Ivan Catshall
L. B. Marcum
Cloda Robinson
Gregory cites DOJ Greenwood deal over voter march leaders
Negro comedian Dick Gregory charged that the Justice Department struck a deal with Mississippi officials to release eight ring leaders from a voter registration march. A federal judge postponed a restraining order after government city talks, while Gregory rallied 400 supporters in Greenwood and Greenville.
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Greenwood, Miss
UPI
Dick Gregory
Justice Department
Mississippi
Greenwood
John Doar
Greenville
Miss
Gregory
Guilty Plea Won On Grass Fire Case
Tulsa AP report says Wendell McPeak Jr. 27 pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for starting a grass fire. A felony arson charge was dismissed earlier in the week. He allegedly started the blaze and helped extinguish it.
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Tulsa
Wendell McPeak Jr
Lyons named chairman of emergency planning committee
Frank D. Lyons of Oklahoma highway department was named Thursday as chairman of the new permanent emergency planning committee of the American Association of State Highway Officials, LANSING AP reports.
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Lansing, Mich
Frank D. Lyons
Oklahoma Highway di
The
American Association of State
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Londscali
Enong
Lawton’s Garden Center
Sheridan Road
C Avenue
Dr. Meek
Adams Unit
Chicago
B. A
Baliff Hammond
Hammond
Sheridan Rd
Coxe Ine Shoe
Bill & Jerry’s
Lawton Brace & Appliance
S. 11Th
Petunias
Bill Hopkins Hair
Bill Hopkins
Betty Bochantin
Bobbe Foley
Gore Blvd
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BF Omen
Curous Shops
Erwin Acres
Park
Sears
Eae Wee
T.M
Tennessee Eastman Corporation
Lith
Gore Lewton, Okla
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